plucky nacelle
Hi, I am currently using Spring Boot with Redis and I am using the Caching annotations.
Do you know why the first time I hit the endpoint Spring will still make a call to my db even though the data is already in my Redis?
After that it will take data from Redis.
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vale elbow
are you sure the key you have in redis and one spring uses are the same?
plucky nacelle
are you sure the key you have in redis and one spring uses are the same?
Yes I think it’s either a choice of Spring or it is because my cache may not be configured correctly but I doubt as the return type of my bean is RedisCacheManager
it’s not a big deal since it will only affect the first time I hit this endpoint but still when I see I have high latencies with Spring I’m kinda trying to optimize everything